What's the trick to saving a workspace where there is something in the state indicator?
I run my program, interrupt it with weak interrupt, then try to )SAVE, but it says
Cannot perform operation with trace/edit windows open.
But closing the window clears the state indicator, which is not what I want.
Saving workspace with )SI
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AndyS|Dyalog
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Re: Saving workspace with )SI
If you're using Dyalog on Windows then you can select Windows -> Close all windows.
On any platform you can call 2023⌶⍬ (Close All Windows).
In either case any open editor or tracer window will be closed, but the SI stack will be untouched.
On any platform you can call 2023⌶⍬ (Close All Windows).
In either case any open editor or tracer window will be closed, but the SI stack will be untouched.
Re: Saving workspace with )SI
Great, thanks! (Using on a Mac, btw.)
Is there some option I can set so that the editing window will not appear when I do an interrupt?
Is there some option I can set so that the editing window will not appear when I do an interrupt?
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AndyS|Dyalog
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Re: Saving workspace with )SI
The configuration parameter (environment variable) TRACE_ON_ERROR controls this behaviour.
If you would like to prevent the tracer from appearing when you interrupt your code (or indeed when your code stops with an untrapped error) then you should edit $HOME/.dyalog/dyalog.config and add
To check that the environment variable has been correctly set, run
There's plenty more configuration parameters which can be set .. see https://help.dyalog.com/latest/Content/UserGuide/Installation%20and%20Configuration/Configuration%20Parameters.htm and remember thta for non-Windows platforms you should define the names in upper case.
If you would like to prevent the tracer from appearing when you interrupt your code (or indeed when your code stops with an untrapped error) then you should edit $HOME/.dyalog/dyalog.config and add
export TRACE_ON_ERROR=0to the file and restart APL.
To check that the environment variable has been correctly set, run
+2 ⎕nq'.' 'GetEnvironment' 'TRACE_ON_ERROR'which should return 0.
There's plenty more configuration parameters which can be set .. see https://help.dyalog.com/latest/Content/UserGuide/Installation%20and%20Configuration/Configuration%20Parameters.htm and remember thta for non-Windows platforms you should define the names in upper case.